I spent a lot of time this morning working through these questions and I'm like,

oh man, I think every single one of these is going to make somebody upset somewhere.

And part of me, okay, here's my honesty. Part of me was like, do I really want to publicly

talk about this stuff and say things? And I know some people are going to find offensive.

And I almost self-sensured myself. Like, let's just keep this private.

My Patreon supporters are, you know, more forgiving than the public. So if I say something

that somebody is like, like, ah, whatever, that's, you know, that's why we like supporting

your ministry. So whatever. Publicly, you know, not such, I don't have this kind of commitment.

But then I was like, wait a minute. The whole nature of theologian era is giving yourself

freedom to think freely, to speak, to not have 100% refined thoughts on everything coming

your way before you open your mouth to even think out loud through a certain question. And so,

at the risk of offending some of you or maybe raising questions in your mind, I'm just going to

dive in. I'm not going to self-sensure. I'm going to answer these questions as honestly,

as graciously, as thoughtfully as I can, and let the chips fall where they may.

Hello, friends. Welcome back to another episode of Theology in the Raw. If you have not heard yet,

the video recording of the previous theology in the raw exiles of Babylon conference is available

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purchase the videos from the conference. We broke it down into four sessions. I forget the exact

title. Something like politics, unity of the church, one session, race and racism is another session,

sexuality and gender and other session. And then the dialogical debate on the nature of hell is

another session. You can purchase all four, and I think you get a discount if you do all four,

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